Kingston has low rate of assaults against women compared to other London boroughs
Kingston Upon Thames had low rates of male to female assault last year compared to other London boroughs, a Freedom of Information request has revealed.
“I feel others had a clear idea”: First-in-family graduates discuss imposter syndrome and navigating university
First generation students are those who are the first in their families to attend higher education. According to the Oxford Review of Education, students like Burbridge make up two thirds of university populations in the UK.
Brexit deprives some KU students of hope and career prospects
Britain’s exit from the European Union (EU) on 31 January 2020, did not only cost a lot of money. It also deprived students of hope and career prospects.
VIDEO: CAAT protest outside annual ADS dinner
Campaign Against Arms Trade (CAAT) organised a protest outside the annual ADS dinner which took place at JW Marriott Grosvenor Hotel, Park Lane London. ADS
Kingston council details plan for borough-wide regeneration
Kingston Council has released details about its transformation plan to build new homes, create new public spaces and boost the local economy. As part of
VIDEO: Mad Hatter’s Tea Party at the Rose Theatre raises money and awareness for brain cancer research
The British Hat Guild organised a nationwide ‘Wear a Hat Day’ on Friday 25th March to raise money and awareness for Brain Cancer research. Bee Smith,
VIDEO: An evening of performing arts hosted by the Union of Kingston Students
On March 27 2022, Kingston University’s (KU) societies coordinator Courtney Roberts curated what she said was KU’s first ever evening of exploring history, heritage and
Is mask wearing being stigmatised because of the new guidelines?
In England masks are no longer legally required in most public spaces, but government guidance recommends that people still wear face masks in enclosed spaces where they are mixing with people they don’t know.
Does the younger generation still support the Monarchy?
To many, the Queen is a well-respected figurehead who acts as a focus for British identity, unity, pride and stability, but over recent years her
Covid-19 two years on: cases still high in Kingston
Government data released this week revealed that Kingston has one of the highest rates of Covid-19 in the UK, with 1780 people testing positive between
